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Resources
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The SEN Guide aims to help you understand:
• what special educational needs are;
• what you can do if you are worried that your
child may be having difficulties at, or before,
they go to school;
• how you can help your child;
• what early education settings and schools can
do to help your child;
• what local authorities and other services can
do to help your child; and
• your rights and your child’s rights.
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The Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (UK) supports families and people with PWS by providing them with information about the management of the syndrome and helping them in times of crisis and transition.
Information and training is also available to professionals in education, health, social services and residential care. Membership of the PWSA (UK) is free (donations welcome) and members receive a free quarterly News magazine. For further information, visit our website at www.pwsa.co.uk |
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Progress
Progress Magazine is the essential transition guide for 13 to 25 year olds with special needs.
It helps with the transition process by providing all of the information needed to make positive, informed, key lifestyle decisions - all in one publication. Progress is used by young adults, parents, carers and professional advisers alike.
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The National Autistic Society
For information on autism and
autism-related services across the UK visit our website www.autism.org.uk
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NASS (We are members of The National Association of Independent Schools and Non-Maintained Special Schools)
NASS work with and for special schools in the voluntary and private sectors within the UK providing information, support and training to its members through a range of media in order to benefit and advance the education of young people with special educational needs. For further information
www.nasschools.org.uk
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Tros Gynnal
Tros Gynnal is a leading, Wales based Children’s rights charity who provide information, advice, advocacy, representation and support services to children and young people.
www.trosgynnal.org.uk
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